The story of Ottoman Tughraa: A calligraphy sophisticated shape that has been formed in the 14th century by the caligraphers of the Ottoman sultan (Suleiman the Magnificent), when he ordered the palac calligraphers to create a seal with his name to use on all official documents and correspondence. The calligraphers put special laws for it so that the name of sentence must contrain three of the letters Alif (A) or Laam (L) Then it become a tradition for each sultan to have his own Tughra. In this video file (In the name of God, Most gracious, most Merciful) in Arabic and English using Tougher shape in Truluth script with overlapping colors in LerrerCut style.